Movie theater argument turns deadly in Tomball

Updated 3:43 pm, Monday, March 17, 2014

Silverado 19 is in the 24700 block of Tomball Parkway near the city of Tomball.

Silverado 19 is in the 24700 block of Tomball Parkway near the city of Tomball.

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The new Silverado IMAX on Hwy 249 near Tomball features a full-service restaurant, a state-of-the-art gaming gallery, a Gelato Cafe' and two mezzanine bars.

The new Silverado IMAX on Hwy 249 near Tomball features a full-service restaurant, a state-of-the-art gaming gallery, a Gelato Cafe' and two mezzanine bars.

Photo: Jerry Baker, For The Chronicle

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HCSO investigators are looking for two men who may have information about what happened earlier during a confrontation at a movie theater in northwest Harris County that left one man dead early Monday morning, March 17, 2014. They are pictured in these still photos taken from surveillance video. (Harris County Sheriff's Office) less

HCSO investigators are looking for two men who may have information about what happened earlier during a confrontation at a movie theater in northwest Harris County that left one man dead early Monday morning, ... more

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HCSO investigators are looking for two men who may have information about what happened earlier during a confrontation at a movie theater in northwest Harris County that left one man dead early Monday morning, March 17, 2014. They are pictured in these still photos taken from surveillance video. (Harris County Sheriff's Office) less

HCSO investigators are looking for two men who may have information about what happened earlier during a confrontation at a movie theater in northwest Harris County that left one man dead early Monday morning, ... more

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HCSO investigators are looking for two men who may have information about what happened earlier during a confrontation at a movie theater in northwest Harris County that left one man dead early Monday morning, March 17, 2014. They are pictured in these still photos taken from surveillance video. (Harris County Sheriff's Office) less

HCSO investigators are looking for two men who may have information about what happened earlier during a confrontation at a movie theater in northwest Harris County that left one man dead early Monday morning, ... more

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HCSO investigators are looking for two men who may have information about what happened earlier during a confrontation at a movie theater in northwest Harris County that left one man dead early Monday morning, March 17, 2014. They are pictured in these still photos taken from surveillance video. (Harris County Sheriff's Office) less

HCSO investigators are looking for two men who may have information about what happened earlier during a confrontation at a movie theater in northwest Harris County that left one man dead early Monday morning, ... more

Movie theater argument turns deadly in Tomball

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The Harris County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in finding two men they believe have information about an early Monday morning confrontation that led to a man's death in Tomball.

Investigators said in a press release that just after midnight at the Silverado 19 Movie Theater located in the 24700 block of Tomball Parkway, two groups of moviegoers got into a heated verbal argument over the ending of a movie they had just seen.

According to KHOU-TV, the film they had just seen was 300: Rise of an Empire.

During the argument, two males got into a white Ford F-150 crew cab truck and put it in reverse, knocking over a member of the other party they had been exchanging words with.

The man fell to the ground and later died from his injuries at Tomball Regional Hospital. Neither the manner nor the extent of his injuries was released.

The sheriff's office would like to find out who the two men in the truck are and question them about the fatal incident and the events that lead to it.

Anyone with information about the identities or the location of the driver and passenger in the truck is urged to call the HCSO's Homicide Division at 713-967-5810.